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Shane@DBPerformance 01-12-2011 02:13 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Evo X Head > Evo 9 Head > Evo 8 Head > 2G DSM Head > 1G DSM Head. So those of us with DSM heads have to do a bit more work to get them to keep making power at high RPMs. The typical aftermarket cams for a DSM are comparable to what came stock on the Evos. To run the lift that a lot of the Evo 8/9/X cams have requires actually modding the DSM heads more than normal because the retainers can hit the valve seals. The damn stock intake manifold on the Evo X looks almost like an aftermarket piece compared to what came on most cars.

turbotalon1g 01-12-2011 02:31 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
DSMs FTL.

Cool plan scheidesy, maybe by the time MAP's proving grounds hit you could turn it up and go for the quickest local 10? hahahaha

FYI, shane your sn takes up 1/3 of the room laterally when you post. lol

Murlo26 01-12-2011 02:35 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
here is the FPred Pump gas car I was referring to scheides.

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...g?t=1294860870

So I would imagine your car on 26psi would be at least 360ish.

scheides 01-12-2011 02:55 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Heh you said 350, looks more like 335 to me :)

turbotalon1g 01-12-2011 02:56 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Still pulling at 7400rpm, that must be nice.

Murlo26 01-12-2011 03:02 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by scheides (Post 370801)
Heh you said 350, looks more like 335 to me :)

you are right, however it is a stock motor, stock cams too I think and with only 25psi.

i still think you can reach numbers I said before especially if you rev it out.

The X's really seem to like tubular manifolds, so i am anxious to see what yours does.

Kracka 01-12-2011 03:08 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by scheides (Post 370801)
Heh you said 350, looks more like 335 to me :)

Weak. My IX made 326 on pump with the stock turbo.

Halon 01-12-2011 04:49 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Did the block or head get decked at all during the rebuild? Might explain the slight increase in compression if stock compression pistons were in fact used. Just a thought.

scheides 01-12-2011 05:03 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Halon (Post 370811)
Did the block or head get decked at all during the rebuild? Might explain the slight increase in compression if stock compression pistons were in fact used. Just a thought.

Yup, both were. I thought about that too, but it still seems a bit on the high side. Oh well, I'm not gonna worry about it; its on the high side! I'd rather it be higher than lower.

Murlo26 01-12-2011 05:11 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Yea who cares Scheides, you are on the high side...just makes it more epic for when you give in to the dark side and go E85 like the rest of us ;)

scheides 02-02-2011 02:31 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Update time! I finally got some synthetic oil in the motor on Saturday, and found my way into Shane's schedule at DB Performance for some tuning. The goal really was for a nice mild street tune on pump gas; I have just started a new job and E85 is literally around the corner from my office now :)

I went in with expectations of running ~25-26psi, mild timing, and making power in the 365-370whp range. Tons of factors against me: snow tires (yes with snow on them, a LOT! I washed it off before getting on the rollers), when it's as cold as it has been, their dyno adds a teensy bit of downward weather correction, and I just generally have bad luck with making good numbers when I try and get a mid-winter dyno session in.

We got the car on the rollers and dried the tires off. I'm pumped b/c car actually is somewhat clean!
http://www.scheides.com/albums/evox-...1659.sized.jpg

First pull, I had turned the boost way down on the new motor. Red is setup last summer w/ BBX but no tubular manifold and everything that followed and Blue is the new setup pretty much as it rolled on the dyno. Timing turned way down, mivec cranked down, fuel richened up a bit (or so I thought):
http://www.scheides.com/albums/evox-...1665.sized.jpg

I said to shane, 'ok good! 21psi and the nearly the same power as kinda pushing the car last summer? Fuk yea! But no, we pressed on. 360whp@22psi. 375whp@23psi. 386whp@25psi. Wow! The car is making great power but wait, what's this? Sorry I don't have a pic, but the afr was creeping up from low 11's to nearly 12.0 starting at 7000rpm and ending at 8000. WAT!?!? After some playing, we come to the conclusion that I am pushing the limits of too many things:
-Stock MAF housing is at 4.9V as we turn the boost up, maxing around 7000. Gonna have to upgrade that.
-Stock Fuel pump may not be all it's cracked up to be on the interwebs (or mine isn't at least)
-DW800cc injectors (with my stock fuel pump) are hitting 100% IDC at 7000rpm and peaking at ~120% IDC.

Essentially, the injectors are likely going static and fuel pump is just giving up right around the same time and the MAF housing isn't helping things. Boo!

I'm watching sometimes in the dyno room and sometimes from the luxury of DB's new viewing facility on a comfy leather couch w/ a dew in hand:
http://www.scheides.com/albums/evox-...1666.sized.jpg

We end up turning the boost down to 22psi (peak) and shane feels that is about the limit for the manifold testing we're about to do. So, we go to swap the manifold. Holy FUK I hope everyone appreciates this test! It took probably 3x longer than it should have. One bolt got stuck in the turbine housing, had to coax that out and run a thread cutter/tap through all holes, and then right around midnight we got it buttoned up and I plugged the rear CAS back in. SNAP! I BROKE one of the fucking PINS OFF! GAH!

http://www.scheides.com/albums/evox-...1671.sized.jpg

Spaz sees Shane post a pic of me on facetube and runs up to help...he had shown up around 11 and listened to me b1tch as I was finishing up the manifold and dropping nuts and bolts into dyno never-never land. I had also been txt'ing Murlo...his car is put away for the winter....kazing! Spaz and I end up making the 18 mile trip from DB to Murlo's house at 12:15am and get there around 1am (roads were uber shyte most of the way), spend all of 3 minutes grabbing the sensor from him and then back to DB right around 1:45am. I spend 20 minutes swapping the PITA sensor and by 2:30am we are rolling and the car is ready to rock!


Everyone is now going to ask, what about the manifold test!?!??! PLEASE DON'T ASK! We're going to compile all of the data and post it very soon! I will say this: the two manifolds side-by-side are very similar and each have their strong points and in the real world they are damn close...still we DO have data to share! Please be patient (note the time schedule above and below).

Long story short? Shane and I stick around until 3:45amdoing this damn manifold test and in the end, I crank up the boost for ONE pull to see what this thing will do around 26psi.

http://www.scheides.com/albums/evoX/...0whp.sized.jpg

MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA YEEEHAW! 400whp on pump gas muthafukas! *400!* That is like 460whp dynojet! And with snow tires (I've seen -10whp from them) and -3 or -4% weather correction. Boost hits 27psi and tapers to 24psi. Make it hold 27psi? Some day yes! But not now, fuel starts going lean at like 5800rpm and ends up at 12.5 or leaner at 8000! The car runs SO GOOD it just needs a bit more fuel system to really shine.

Again, money is tight and getting home at 4:30am my wife Anna basically forbid me from doing car stuff 'for four months' LOL...The current plan is to fix the CAS and to get one of DW's 300 fuel pumps in the car for an extra margin of safety....then injectors...then a bigger MAF housing...then E85. All in good time! I turned the boost back down to 22psi peak (will verify on the street) and plan on just enjoying the car for the next few months. It runs freaking perfect, and I'm PUMPED about the power potential with just a bit more work.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amlSB4gh0GQ&hd=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amlSB4gh0GQ

THANK YOU SHANE for staying so late and the awesome tuning and advice (as always).
THANK YOU SPAZ for the moral support and the ride to Murlo's!
THANK YOU MURLO for the CAS in the middle of the night!
THANK YOU 3 hours of sleep, epic back pain (mani on dyno = bad idea), and cut-up hands!

goodhart 02-02-2011 02:45 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Awesome man! Have you looked into the Aeromotive 340 Stealth pump? It looks pretty good also.

Shane@DBPerformance 02-02-2011 02:46 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
The Jay Racing, Aeromotive 340 and the DW are all possible options.

Murlo26 02-02-2011 02:53 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
400whp on pump! Jealous :)

Matt D. 02-02-2011 03:04 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
That's awesome, but in all honesty you are a master of ricer math. Just take what you have and run with it. :)

A//// Guy 02-02-2011 03:11 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
You are crazy dude. hahaha Sweet numbers though!

awd-drifter 02-02-2011 03:40 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
amazing! damn scheides, you one crazy mofo! lol. congrats on the numbers...on pump! :)

Spikesoftail 02-02-2011 03:59 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Damn if I had know something as badass as this was going down, I woulda hung out for a while. Great meeting you, and nice to finally see the beaterX in person.

scheides 02-02-2011 04:05 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D. (Post 372550)
That's awesome, but in all honesty you are a master of ricer math. Just take what you have and run with it. :)

I'm sorry, I can't help it. I have a degree in physics and computer science and basically cannot help my brain from thinking about all of the variables and math. Add into it the manifold test, shane and I were analyzing every possible detail all night.

But yes, it is what it is and I am HAPPY! :D

cmspaz 02-02-2011 06:28 PM

Re: beaterX project thread
 
Late night happy hour at DB Performance, two-for-ones on chocolate milk!

As much of a pain that was (literally and figuratively), things ended well and in between the bitching we had a good time.


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